Search TipsImport or Create Objects
Creating geometry is the same as the classic 3D workflow, you add nodes to the Node Graph from the left-hand toolbar or by pressing Tab in the Node Graph and typing the name of the node need. You can transform geometry using the standard controls in the Properties panel for each node.
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GeoImport vs. GeoReference: Which Node to Use?
GeoImport brings an entire scene into Nuke, including any lights, cameras, and materials associated with the scene. GeoImport does not allow you to change the path of the object in the scene graph, so importing the same file more than once has no effect because the objects would be overwritten with the same data. If you want to import the same object multiple times, use the GeoReference node to create a reference to the required object.
Import, Creation, and Inspection Nodes
Import USD or Alembic objects from external files into Nuke.
Creates a reference to another object in the scene.
Creates a card object in the scene.
Creates a cube object in the scene.
Creates instances of an object, allowing you to duplicate prims.
Creates a cylinder or sphere object in the scene.
Displays the stage passing through the node in read-only text form.
